Japan Refuses Aid to Kolchak After Deliberation
London dispatch reports Japan declines sending troops to assist Admiral Kolchak in the Russian Civil War after cabinet and advisory council deliberation. Bolshevik forces push back Cossack units south of Uralsk, with fighting along the Trans-Siberian route. No sign Bolshevik advance will be checked, but Kolchak's government not deemed materially worse off yet. American munitions expected to reach Siberia to aid his recovery.
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Kolchak
Davan:ia
London
Ural
Uralsk
Urals
Trans-Siberian
Cheliabinak
Shadrinak
Buiass
Trusan
Prosa
America
Siberia
Bie
Russian General Reports Odessa Evacuation Amid Front Push
Fragmentary OCR note reports a Russian general announcing evacuation of Odessa while signals of front activity persist. Details are unclear due to damaged text but references evacuation and regional context remain.
President's Roos Bought for Fifty Five Thousand Dollars
In Demopolia Alabama August the proceeds from a rooster auction netted about one hundred thousand dollars. The event funded by President Woodford Wien includes donors bearing names Clemence George and others. Aimed to finance a bridge over the Tombigbee River. Also notes a government check for 2 cents to Nemes Ackroy of Poughkeepsie NY and a tax payment letter to Arkley pad.
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Demopolia
Ala
Alabama
Woodford
Wien
Thiroeater
Wan
Clemence
George
Castion
Nemes Ack-roy
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Arkley Pad
France’s Peace Celebration Honors Veteran Pere Victoire
A fragmented 20th century obituary style note recalls a July 1 peace celebration in France. It honors Pere Victoire, an octogenarian veteran who fought tirelessly and gallantly, drawing the crowds with steadfast dedication as the poilus defended the nation.
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Frani¢e
Lemencéau
Pere Victoire
France
Discharge of Col John S Sewell Head of 17th Engineers
Col John S Sewell a veteran of the Spanish American War and organizer of the Seventeenth Engineers, did not return with his regiment to Atlanta but stayed in Holland organizing rim to serve with the American army of occupation. He arrived in Atlanta with Mrs Sewell and was noted as a regular ADAy man in the wartime campaign.
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Sewell
Atlanta
Seventeenth Engineers
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Sam
Sotonel Sewell
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Holland
Etmany
Hollo
Diac
Beres
Seventeenth’ Engineers
President Agrees to League Meeting in Conference Debates
A letter to the president by Senator Fall outlines that foreign relations committee members may discuss peace treaty and League of Nations, while preserving confidentiality. News notes amid Senate debates show Swanson signaling Democrats seek mild reservations and no alliance with Republicans. The League to Enforce Peace opens offices in Washington with Dr. Talesti Williams leading the charge against Lodge and Poindexter.
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Cattena
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Can
Tipi
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League of Nation W
Tate
Miter
White House
Cap
Penatora
Winton
Stanley’. Hornbeek
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John
Be Ferguson
Senate
Swanson
Democrata
Lieve
Wilbon
Renatora
Ate
Ireland
League
Wilson
Washington
Talesti Williams
Senatord Lodge
Poindexter
Lodge
Ben Torstat
Senator Lodge
Ghbout
Shantung
Lberty
Borah
Senator Borah
Colonel House
Henry White
Harding
Knox
Peace Commission
Becauss
Wea
America
League of Nations
Mledne ‘Nationss
League of: Nations
PWS
United States
Acy
Ision
League of Nats
Ita Executive Council
Sigole
Countess Elopes With Stonemason
The article reports the elopement of Countess Felistias von Hoehenthal Und Berg with a stonemason, noting her noble lineage and connections to Bavarian nobility and English aristocracy. It covers reactions, political rumors, and statements by Senator Lodge and Senator Borah about peace treaty discussions and potential compromises with the League of Nations.
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London
Patindetobis Public Ledger Service
Berlin
Varia
Lokal
Anzolxer
Felistias von Hoehenthal Und
Anzeiger
Harl
Bradford
Mustapha Kemal Threat Described In Global War Alarm
Readable fragments warn that entente powers must oppose the Mustafa Kemal enterprise to prevent a war flame spreading from Asia to Persia, China, and India. The piece notes fears of broader conflict if troops are not supplied by the entente or the United States, and expresses pessimism about the final outcome.
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Asia
Mustafa
Miller
Persia
China
India
United States
Mustafa Kemal Rey
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